DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS

LIU Yang; CHEN Jianxin; XU Guangzhi; GUO Jinliang

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DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS

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- DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS
- DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1986年4卷第4期页码：377-380
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- 纸质出版：1986-12-20
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LIU Yang, CHEN Jianxin, XU Guangzhi, 等. DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1986,4(4):377-380.

LIU Yang, CHEN Jianxin, XU Guangzhi, et al. DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS[J]. 1986, 4(4): 377-380.
LIU Yang, CHEN Jianxin, XU Guangzhi, 等. DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1986,4(4):377-380. DOI：

LIU Yang, CHEN Jianxin, XU Guangzhi, et al. DETECTION OF ACTIVE RADICALS FORMED DURING THE SONOLYSIS OF POLYMERS[J]. 1986, 4(4): 377-380. DOI：

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Active radicals formed during the sonolysis of PVK (polyvinyl carbazole) and PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate) have been studied with the combination of spin thepping technique and ESR spectroscopy-The results show that: 1. For PVK

radicals CA and--CH2--CH--are produced during the ultrasonic irradiation and only the later can be trapped by MNP. 2. For PMMA

radicals --C and --CH2 are generated by sonolysis and both can be trapped by ND.

Abstract

radicals CA and--CH2--CH--are produced during the ultrasonic irradiation and only the later can be trapped by MNP. 2. For PMMA

radicals --C and --CH2 are generated by sonolysis and both can be trapped by ND.

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